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NewsBalfour boss tells chancellor and Brexit secretary uncertainty is damaging construction
Leo Quinn was among a group of business chiefs to speak with Phillip Hammond and Stephen Barclay after last night’s vote
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FeaturesAgeing gracefully: restorations which retain historical decay
Instead of making a neglected building look brand-new, why not refurbish it to preserve and showcase the damage worked by fires, damp, squatters and the passage of time?
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CommentAmid a series of UK infrastructure failures, can the Heathrow expansion become a construction success story?
Crossrail, HS2 and the nuclear new build programme have all left the public with a sour taste - but can Heathrow buck the trend?
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NewsWilkinson Eyre cleared for £50m Lord’s plans
Redevelopment of Compton and Edrich stands will boost capacity by 2,500
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NewsBrexit vote has ‘potential to paralyse construction growth’, say industry bosses
Construction industry reacts to Theresa May’s historic loss in yesterday’s meaningful vote
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NewsHS2 puts back London stations appointments
Deals for Euston and Old Oak Common were due to be awarded by the end of last year
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NewsHeathrow jobs hang on strong balance sheets, says director in charge of airport's expansion
Airport body will prioritise firms in good financial health when handing out contracts for third runway
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CommentProcurement's progress: new approaches are leading the way in construction
David Mosey comes up with five good reasons to be cheerful about procurement in 2019
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NewsBovis Homes to report record profit
Trading update says number of homes firm built last year also on the rise
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NewsConsultants nick spots on £50m Met Police framework
Mace, Currie Brown and Aecom among firms to land work
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CommentDesigners against air pollution
Should we cease to build new schools in cities? The importance of prioritising classroom air quality in school building design
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NewsBam completes £30m work on upmarket Edinburgh flats
Crescent at Donaldson’s project also saw historic deaf school converted into flats
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Comment2019: a year of uncertainty and opportunity in the office sector
Last year saw the workplace change and adapt. This shift reflects the rapid cultural changes taking place across society, with previous assumptions shattered
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NewsRIBA wants Article 50 extended after May's historic defeat
Projects already on hold due to uncertainty, warns chief executive
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NewsLiverpool appoints consortium to develop tall buildings policy
Move comes after Unesco threatened to withdraw city’s World Heritage Site status
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NewsProject bank accounts bill gets second reading
Labour MP Debbie Abrahams’ 10-minute rule bill set to be heard on 1 March
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NewsMorrisroe tells Skanska it wants too much for piling arm and pulls bid
Swedish firm understood to have put £55m asking price on Cementation
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FeaturesCarillion one year on: how the contractor's collapse unfolded
Carillion, a former giant in construction, went bust one year ago today. We look back on a story that shook the sector 12 months ago through our coverage on the day, and through the numbers that accounted for its collapse
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CommentOne year after Carillion, PFI contracts can still be risky business
The market is still challenging for providers in both the public and private sectors
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NewsPlant firm hit by Carillion’s collapse falls into administration
Hawk Plant said Carillion’s failure had delayed projects the firm was working on